| 31. | That's because so many of their shellfish are infected with vibrio vulnificus, a potentially lethal bacterium.
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| 32. | Prolonged chilling also kills Vibrio vulnificus, but some in the industry have complained about the cost of equipment.
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| 33. | The bacteria shifts from a dominant pseudomonad population to an increasingly dominant " Vibrio carchariae " population.
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| 34. | Cleavage occurs at an Xaa + Gly in Vibrio bacteria and at Yaa + Gly bonds in Clostridium collagenases.
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| 35. | Treatment and Identification of " Aeromonas " and " Vibrio " in Aquariums and ponds.
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| 36. | The T6SS of Vibrio cholerae has a dual role, being able to target both bacteria and eukaryotic cells.
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| 37. | If eating raw, realize that vibrio vulnificus is more abundant in the warm waters of summer and early fall.
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| 38. | Other vibrio strains, the family of Norwalk-related viruses and hepatitis A are also found in raw oysters.
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| 39. | Although fewer than 20 Americans die each year from vibrio, that number has not dropped in almost a decade.
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| 40. | Nevertheless, the occurrence of one bacteria _ Vibrio vulnificus, which breeds in shellfish _ has spiked sharply upward.
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